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The manufacturer of eye drops linked to more than 80 adverse reactions, including 14 cases of blindness and four deaths, received a 15-page FDA warning letter calling the company out for lack of product sterility as well as inadequate product formulation, data integrity lapses and more. Read More
IQVIA, the global contract research organization juggernaut, has filed its opposition to the FTC’s proposed preliminary injunction halting its acquisition of Propel Media, the latest in its back and forth with the federal regulator over the latter’s fears surrounding consolidation in the digital healthcare advertising market. Read More
Cisplatin, a commonly used chemotherapy drug prescribed to treat several advanced forms of cancer, is again under production by Accord Healthcare, the FDA said Monday. Read More
Bayer is issuing a voluntary withdrawal of Aliqopa (copanlisib) after the PI3K inhibitor failed to meet the primary endpoint of progression-free survival in its postmarketing confirmatory trial. Read More
Our health care delivery system is changing every day. New medicines, innovative research, new reimbursement policies, doctors burning out and retiring, telemedicine, emergency room delays — these and other changes affect us all. Read More
Stolen defective laryngoscopes offered for sale on Facebook Marketplace are now part of a manufacturer recall the FDA has deemed as class I, the most serious type of recall as use of the device could result in injuries or death. Read More
An FDA draft guidance on reporting manufacturing changes in cellular and genetic therapy (CGT) products puts too much emphasis on clinical trials and neglects the benefits and efficacy of bridging studies, according to comments filed by 16 manufacturers and industry. Read More
At first, the idea of repurposing a drug seems so logical. A reasonable person could be forgiven for thinking this is already common practice. Since safety and efficacy have been shown in order to gain FDA approval to use a drug for a specific disease, that logic goes, wouldn’t researchers check to see what other diseases might be treated using such a drug? Read More
In this edition of Quick Notes, we review recent FDA drug approvals of Zepbound for weight loss, Fruzaqla for colorectal cancer, Cosentyx for hidradenitis suppurativa, Keytruda for biliary cancer, and Stelara biosimilar Wezlana for several inflammatory diseases. Read More
After 19 pilot programs conducted with medical device companies, regulators and patient communities, CDRH’s revised CAPA process is showing a 60 percent closure rate in under 60 days and a 50 percent overall reduction in improvement timelines, say FDA officials. Read More
As the first session of the 118th Congress continues, FDAnews will track important pending legislation, that has been acted on since July 1, to keep you updated on laws and regulations that could impact your business. Read More
In this edition of Quick Notes we tackle regulatory activity across the pond in Britain and the EU with stories on increased EMA fees, electronic product information for medicines, an updated service to help pharmaceutical companies and repurposing of a drug to help prevent breast cancer. Read More